Storm Eunice to be ‘short and sharp’, says Met Éireann, after Storm Dudley abates

Second storm this week to bring flooding, stormy seas, high winds and snow

Irish Equity condemn racist abuse directed at crew of Lion King production

Performers and crew recently subjected to verbal abuse returning home from show

Cast and crew of The Lion King subjected to racial abuse in Dublin, theatre says

Members were returning home from Bord Gáis Energy Theatre when incident occurred

Women of Honour say they are ‘deeply disillusioned’ with Minister for Defence

The group said meeting was a ‘waste of time’ and walked out after an hour

Fog warning issued for Leinster and Munster amid fears of ‘hazardous’ driving conditions

Met Éireann issues status yellow alert as dense fog expected from Wednesday night

Close contact isolation rules need to be eased, says Varadkar

Tánaiste says there are ‘cautious grounds for optimism’ about severity of Omicron variant

Leaving Cert cannot go ahead as planned this year, students’ union says

Students have been ‘very vocal’ about disruption to education caused by Covid-19

Arts: A broad degree with skills highly sought after in the workforce

Many arts graduates now entering marketing, advertising, journalism, technology and law

Quarter of retail stores have had to close for period or reduce hours due to Covid

Retail, hospitality and food industry call for change to close contact rules

Omicron wave: Government faces standoff with teaching unions over schools reopening

Unions and school management bodies to meet Minister for Education today

Coronavirus: Call for staggered school reopening amid Omicron surge

‘Harm’ of school closures on children outlined by Government rapporteur

Covid-19: 11,182 new cases reported in State, with 83% estimated to be Omicron variant

Number in ICU drops to below 90 as booster uptake now second highest in EU

Covid: 6,307 further cases as CMO tells young people he is not ‘finger pointing’

Nphet did not leak letter for Cabinet on restriction advice, chief medical officer says

Boosters now to be given after just three months, says Donnelly

Omicron variant now accounts for 11% of cases as 4,688 new infections are confirmed

Truckers protesting on Monday will not leave capital ‘until we get answers’

The protest is due to take place in Dublin city centre on Monday

Covid-19: 2,950 new cases reported as Government reviews hospitality supports

New rules on sector, made in bid to curb Covid spread, come into effect from Tuesday

Foley defends rollout of requirement for children over certain age to wear masks

Holohan appeals to parents to follow new rules as masks now mandatory in school from third class up

Cobblestone: Pub owner ‘eternally grateful’ as redevelopment plan refused

Demolition of part of Dublin traditional-music pub ‘would set an undesirable precedent’

Pharmacist given warning for incorrectly dispensing ‘abortive agent’

O’Donovan admonished by committee and agrees not to repeat the conduct again

Locals disappointed by approval for 1,592 unit build-to-rent scheme at Clonliffe Road

Developer says Holy Cross seminary site will provide ‘badly needed housing’

The importance of on-the-job learning for graduates

Picking up skills not taught at third level can be overlooked but can help boost your career.

Exploring alternative options after the Leaving Cert

There are other avenues available to those who don’t want to go straight to third-level

Strong earning potential in technology sector

ICT industry employs over 37,000 people and generates €35bn in exports annually

‘I didn’t even think of a third level at the time’

How I did it: Marlene Douglas is in her final year of studying Law and Social Justice in UCD

Thousands of higher education places available for people reskilling

Springboard+ offers 392 free, part-time conversion courses in higher education

What was the best thing the MBA had to offer you?

Former MBA students discuss their experiences in business school

Snow and ice warnings in place for most counties over next 48 hours

Up to 5cm of snow expected on Thursday in certain areas

Dog lost for two weeks found in Wicklow mountains

Golden retriever Neesha rescued by doctors after bolting after a deer during a family hike

Biden’s first job is to douse the flames of the Trump years

Inside Politics: All major parties see the new US president as a friend of Ireland

Covid-19: Warning over Brazil variant as 50 more deaths recorded

Anyone who arrived into State from Brazil is urged to self-isolate and identify for testing

Dog stolen from Cork last summer reunited with owners after social media appeal

Ruby the springer spaniel was recovered after a woman in the UK saw her for sale

Closure of pre-school programmes extended until January 11th

Latest move comes in bid to clip spread of Covid-19, according to Department of Children

Two flights to bring stranded Irish residents home from UK

Flights will not be accessible to those planning short trips to Ireland for Christmas, say Ministers

Irish in US respond to Biden’s election: ‘A big dark cloud is being removed from the country’

Readers express both delight and upset as Joe Biden is named 46th US president

‘I’ve got a second chance at life’: The patients on the long road to recovery at the National Rehabilitation Hospital

New facilities opened but finished project will not have enough beds to meet demand

Amendments seek to allow identification of those convicted of killing children

McDowell and O’Callaghan prepare draft Bills in response to court ruling over 2001 Children Act

Man (60s) dies after collision between two SUVs and car in Co Donegal

The fatal collision occurred at approximately 9:20am in Stranorlar

Yellow weather alert issued for west of country

‘Heavy rain’ warning for Thursday into Friday with flooding and disruption expected

Schools can be ‘assured’ of safe return after mid-term, Foley says

Teachers’ unions raise concerns about safety of schools and ‘shambolic’ testing system

Dublin girl (9) wins Manchester City kit design competition

Lucy Beth Duffy completed the design ‘to keep busy’ during Covid lockdown

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